Sentence examples for by presenting data from from inspiring English sources

So I hope he will look the other way as I embellish his analysis by presenting data from a sample set consisting of one person.

By presenting data from a representative, rural sample, this study provides a community-based perspective to a field that has been largely dominated by hospital-based literature.

Co-incidentally, within the same edition as the paper by Kroll et al (2011), we presented data from another of our population-based studies that also found no evidence of an association between leukaemia incidence (paediatric and/or adult) and material deprivation (Smith et al, 2011).

Recent research by Schneiders et al. [ 4] presented data from each of the 7 FMS tests on young adults but suggested that future research was needed employing this approach with different populations including children.

Several studies presented data from PROs, completed by both control and hip/groin pain athletes.

The study sample is the same in the two studies by Ritchie et al., but the studies present data from different phases of the same trial.

In an elegant presentation, V estbo [ 3] put this discussion into perspective by presenting unpublished data from the large Copenhagen City Heart Study that, on the one hand, proved the fact that fixed FEV1/FVC ratio creates false positives but, on the other hand, clearly pointed out that the difference between both methods appeared not to be clinically relevant.

This paper revisits Chinese counterfactuality with 要不是 yàobúshì 'if it were not' by presenting additional data from elementary school children and high school teenagers to determine the availability of counterfactual reasoning with psycholinguistic studies.

In the PLoS ONE Special Collection "Stress-Induced Depression and Comorbidities: From Bench to Bedside," some of the conceptual challenges relevant for the scientific discussion of a concept of stress-induced depression will be addressed by presenting empirical data from animal and human studies.

Healey et al. posit that the relation of CBLI with tibia lead may be nonlinear by presenting summary data from eight studies; they show that the estimated slope of the CBLI and tibia lead relation is relatively low in studies with lower mean tibia lead levels, whereas the estimated slope appears to be higher in studies with higher mean tibia lead levels.

Presented data were from analyses by Photoshop.